初中英语听力练习mp3Lesson 200:33.31Hi,Jim.What are you doing?00:37.72Mr Wu wants me to give a talk in class tomorrow.00:44.98A talk?About what?00:49.66I”m thinking about what to say.00:54.52Do you have any good idea?01:43.55I”m thinking about what to say.02:02.41Do you have any good ideas?02:36.37Oh,well,let me think.Why don”t you talk about names?03:22.32Yeah,talk about the difference between Chinese and English names.03:54.27That”s good idea.Thanks.04:39.80give somebody a talk05:05.48Tomorrow I want you to give us a talk, Jim.05:21.46Please give us a short talk.06:26.30OK! think about.06:36.93Jim is thinking about what to say.06:48.11I”m thinking about the talk.07:39.05Why don”t you.?08:00.89Why don”t you give him a card for Teachers” Day?08:33.96Why don”t you go and ask Mr Wu for hele?09:40.31Why not.?09:45.95Why not give him a card for Teachers” Day?09:54.60Why not go and ask Mr Wu for help?10:17.74talk about.10:27.36Yeah, talk about English names.10:36.79I”m going to talk about my English teacher, Mr Wu.10:52.64the difference between.11:03.41What”s the difference between look and see?11:25.24I don”t know the difference between British English and American English.11:54.16That”s a good idea.12:23.34What beautiful flowers!13:34.71James Allan Green17:09.85John Henry Brown18:41.70People don”t use Mr, Mrs or Miss before their first names.18:59.72They usually use them with their last names.19:05.05Mr Mrs Miss20:29.92Mr Green is Jim”s father.20:58.87Mrs Green is Jim”s mother.21:02.68Miss Green is Jim”s sister.21:55.76This is different from Chinese names.23:07.00Jim Green23:36.83Jim is short for James.23:48.79So just call me Jim!24:17.55The USA is short for the United States of America.24:57.42What is short for Catherine?25:14.08Kate is short for Catherine.25:28.45Kate is short for Catherine. People call her Kate for short.25:40.60Jim is short for James.People call him Jim for short.25:59.17My full name is Robert Thomas Brown.26:04.42Thomas Brown Bob is short for Robert.Please don”t call me Mr robert or Mr Bob.26:14.45Call me Mr Brown or Robert or Bob.